Vintage Mexican Folk Art Lion Candleholder Japanese lacquerware as the sender describes

as the sender describes

feathering out

I'm guessing these doll eyes came from a prized doll that had great sentimental value to the person--or parent of the person--who managed to have them removed from the doll and mounted on this little stand

One finds a variety of wooden folk houses and structures painted on wood blocks as these are

A little reveals that the "Sells and Gray" was indeed celebrating its 66th year in 1969

Vintage Mexican Folk Art Lion Candleholder Japanese lacquerware as the sender describesI found this Mexican folk art lion candleholder along with a donkey, listed separately, with which it makes a terrific pair. I just can't resist these when I come across them as I find them 100% cheer inducing, and like to imagine a festive table lit by a whole menagerie. They also make me think of friendship, with the little wire legged birds on either side riding along for company. 4 3 16" t x 4 1 4" l x 2 3 8" w. The candleholder is sized for a